LETTERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12531, 21 August 1926, Page 16

LETTERS

Dear Fairiel, —I am glad to see in my “Times” that you have let me join your Fairy Ring. We have a baby sister three weeks old, and I like Ruth for a name. What name do you like, Fairiel ? We had a lot of wee sparrows roosting in our balcony, and my daddy closed their nests up, and that night when they came home to bed there was a great noise amongst them all. I think they must have got very wild! Dear Fairiel I shall close my letter with love.—Good-night, JUNE. June Barrett, Featherston. Dear Fairiel,—One of my little brothers went to a most beautiful party on Saturday. It was a “Red Indian Party.” The people who gave it turned their dining-room into a “wigwam,’’ and made each child a headdress with feathers in, and an Indian belt with a “tomahawk” . . . the noise they made was simply awful, but still there was not a happier party 1 The twins were three yesterday.—Your loving fairy, RANEE. Ranee Miller, Wellington. * * * * Dear Fairiel, —I am writing to you and asking if I can join your Ring. I am going to tell you some important news. Our school is going to have a queen carnival, and we have chosen seven pupils, and it is great fun to see the result go up on the board every morning I Gladys Smith is leading to-day. My daddy made a new hutch for onr white bunny, and he is just as proud as can be of it! Please may I join your King?— Yours truly, GWYTH IA. Gwythia Jones, City.